Toyota follow BMW and Honda

[rallycinq]

Out of F1, apparently.

So, Sauber (nee BMW, nee Sauber) back in

Cheers

SPD

 

[udtrev]

Renault are tossing a coin to see if they will go too !!!!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/8343221.stm

 

[dpr59]

Bridgestone have given notice that next year is there last.

Renault are also holding meeting to decide the way forward.
F1 site are quoting - Kubica chancing McLaren seat.

Well he's more hungry than Raikonnen and cheaper.

 

[chaos]

So, Sauber (nee BMW, nee Sauber) back in

Not yet.

Bit of legal wrangling to do first.

 

[Cian]

With any luck Eddie Jordan's planned team from the Prodrive application era will resurface; and I can finally forgive him for selling the fanbase out to the Russians. Possibly.

 

[pooroldcodger]

With any luck Eddie Jordan's planned team from the Prodrive application era will resurface; and I can finally forgive him for selling the fanbase out to the Russians. Possibly.

I bet Ross Brawn is just waiting for his phone to ring with Jenson on the line saying:
"Ya know what Ross - I will accept that contract I turned down last week (i.e before Toyota disappeared and Renault started looking like they might) ".
It must be galling though to know that Kimi can sit around all next year and earn 3 times what Jenson's allegedly been offered.

 

[The Beard]

I don't want to say I told you so.....but, sod it, I told you so. Weeks ago in a Grand Prix thread I said the whole F1 scene was way too expensive, especially in the current financial climate. It was quite obvious that nobody agreed with me. Ho-hum.:nerner: